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MONDAY. TIIE DAILY TIMES. NOVEMBER 15. 1 To The Citizens of Davenport Sadler's Drug Company handle Gllhooley'g Irish Liniment, and they back it up with what might be called a Government bond. In fact a guarantee certificate goes with every bottle, to the extent, that if Gllhooley'g Irish, Liniment does not cure Eczema, Rheu(matlsm, In any form.

Salt Rheum. Lumbago or any skin ailment, you are out nothing, as the druggist you bought it from will give back your money and take the certificate for his pay. The. mutter is entirely in your (iilhooley Irish LInl. incut M.

l'anl. Minn. 2 10 20 1 40 50 2 10 1 90 50 10 2 80 1 00 1 10 50 40 4 30 80 1 40 2 60 1 00 30 50 1 80 1 20 16 90 50 1 10 60 2 70 1 50 1 SO 50 1 60 20 2 70 5 10 1 10 10 20 3 90 14 90 1 20 5 90 3 30 1 40 3 10 2 40 50 2 10 20 420 88 24 25 74 68 90 33 20 52 00 67 50 55 00 55 00 4 00 4 00 8 30 15 75 15 50 I 23 50 5 50 4 50 15 52 1 25 Bills i 1 00 12 50 io so! io on 7 55 I 3 00 I 104 00 Herman Glunz Herman Hansen Ralph Pett Wm. Herbst C. H.

Llppold Chas. Schnack F. W. La Frantz F. Pierce Raymond Hamdorf Walter Struck Walter Jensen S.

S. Stowe George Owens Wm. Bossen, et al Henry Rlchter Harry Irwin Theodore Sevenlch Charley Oelrich Carl Nagel Henry Schroeder Herman Iiuesing Mlrnel Gllmour Howard Shaw Henry Hamann C. C. Buckwalter Harry Studt Emma Mosler Walter Jessen Ward Graham Thomas Doyle John Nelson G.

W. Tyner Gus Glunz Henry Klindt Walter Heald Willie Goellnetz Richard Buergel Frank Hartz Joshue Fickel Harry Neumann Mrs Maggie Petersen S. S. Stowe Grover Flindt Wm. M.

Stone Jennings Fraser Emil Ralfs Gus P. Lamp Edward Sonne Sheriffs Bills Louis Eckhardt, jail bill Louis Eckhardt, turnkey fees Louis Eckhardt, criminal fee bill Louis Eckhardt, liquor fee bill Louis Eckhardt, Jury fee bill James Horan, D. C. doorkeeper J. H.

Odgers, D. C. bailiff Henry Kaehler, N. H. Johnston, Louis Eckhardt, conveyance.

Louis Eckhardt, conveyance Louis Eckhardt, trans, and expense Jail Bills Miller Gruenau, clothing. Davenport Bag Paper paper W. C. Matthes, soap lee Broom Duster Co. Jno.

Wiggins A. H. Co. Central Coal coal P. A.

Relniers. repairing District Court and. Criminal Western Union Tel. time service Phil Kahles, returning prisoners Mrs G. W.

Hill, trans, and expense Otto Eckhardt, auto services Chas. I). Reese, irons F. H. Shlnn D.

C. desk rack C. W. Jones, reporting Humane society the sum of $200.00 for services if in the opinion of the county attorney such action be consistent with the Code of Iowa covering public expenditures. On motion, duly seconded and adopted, the following resolution was adopted: "Resolved, That we, the supervisors of Scott county, Iowa, in regular session this 2d day of November, 1909, do hereby suggest to the incoming legislature of Iowa that the law regulating the constitution of the state board of control be so amended that it will be mandatory for the governor to appoint as one of the three members of said board a medical man In regular practice in this state as one of the members of said board of control; and be It further "Resolved, That the several boards of supervisors of the state also express their views on this important matter." Ordered that the following claims be allowed and warrants Issued for the same: County Officers Edwin Collins, auditor 208 33 Edward Collins, 6 00 Edward Collins, express 35 Hugo H.

Stahl, deputy auditor 75 00 Joseph Wagner, deputy auditor 75 00 A. Lavery, extra help 42 78 Ben F. Luetje, treasurer 208 33 Fritz Becker, deputy treaser- er 75 00 Ludwlg N. H. Berg, deputy treasurer 75 00 H.

J. McFarland, clerk dist. court 183 33 H. J. McFarland, 2 00 O.

H. Schrum, deputy clerk. 85 00 A. C. Martens, deputy clerk, 70 00 CI.

Hild, clerk's clerk 60 00 E. Parker, clerk's 55 00 Henry E. Ronge, supt schools 135 00 Henry E. Ronge, extra help. 30 00 Henry E.

Ronge, postage, etc. 3 30 Henry E. Ronge, transportation 7 34 Ignatius Schmidt, deputy recorder 75 00 J. J. Marinan, deputy sheriff 83 34 Phil A.

Soehren, deputy sheriff 70 00 Herman Bahns, janitor 60 00 Andrew Warthmann, janitor 55 00 Andrew Werthmann, laundry 2 00 Ray Rosenbaum, elevator attendant 5 80 Merrill Warnock, elevator attendant 9 20 Assessors I. J. Hild 54 00 Township Clerks C. Zogg, Buffalo twp 2 00 Township Trustees IT. Zurcher, Buffalo twp 2 00 John Buchmeyer, Bupffalo tp 2 00 W.

McCullough, Buffalo twp 2 00 John F. Junge Rockingham twp 2 00 Henry Dehnlng, Rockingham twp 2 00 Chas. A. Johns, Rockingham twp 2 00 Trlntlng and Stationery Democrat etc 66 75 Democrat printing 18 15 Times etc 57 11 Princeton Journal, pro 56 75 Bruno Zoeckler, DC. sta.

20 40 Hebbeln D. C. 5 '25 H. Llscher Prtg 56 75 W. M.

Welch Mfg. 3 14 A. B. Dick pads, 62 Hammond Stephens sta 46 25 Dutcher, 4 days, 21 miles, Theo. Gasseling, $19.60.

H. Schroeder $18.10. days 36 miles, days, 21 miles, Chas. Rich, 4 days, 66 miles, $22.60. On motion the board adjourned to Monday, Nov.

8, 1909, at 2 o'clock m. EDWARD COLLINS, Clerk. CITY COUNCIL Council Chamber, Davenport. Iowa, Nov. 11, 19o9.

Tho City Council met in adjourned session at 7:30 p. Mayor Scott presiding. Roil call showed the following aldermen present: Halligan, Kuehl, alloy. Mass, Matthes Schnack, Wieso 7: Petitions. were presented and acted upon as follows: From W.

S. Hoehn, for permits for ptgns at 307 West Second street, and to repair signs at Fifth and Harrison, Third and Gaines, Front and Main, end 228 Brady street, and from Ed. J. Moeller, for permit for plgn at 327 West Third street. Referred to street committee and city Ciectrician.

From Augustine and H. J. Gaspard, (taking that city pay half the expenso if putting a drain through their lot on unper Brady street, on account ot huge, amount of water drained off of Brady Mrcet accross tho lot. Ho-ferred to street committee and board of public works. From B.

H. Hornby and others, for paving Tremont avenue between locust md High streets, with asphalt. Referred to paving committee and board of public works. Police und Llcente Committee. Aid.

Mnttbes reported on petitions as follows: On the petition Ktee Trekell, for transfer to them of real eslate license of I. Sboudy, wIiobo business they had purchased. favorable re-I'ort. On petition of T. J.

Cullen, for transfer to John W. Morgan of tho ealoon permit of Cullen Morgan. tavonble report. On motion of Aid. MafUios report "as adopted.

Aid. Matthes presented and read tho following resolution which was on Ifiiitloii adopted "WfovTens, There mta 1xpii filed with thn Comity AiKtltor of Heott Cniinty, Iowa, wrliliTI of General Cmineut Hint hitoxle.itlriK U'OhiM may be H'llil In the City of 1 von t. town, nailed by rtmre than minority of tlio voters ie-UlillllK In city, voIIiik therein lit the Insl iireeeitlnK election, im clmwri by the pull IInIh of PBliI election: nnt1, Whereas, Halo KliitementK of General Consent hnve lieen CHiiviisneit by the Iiimril of fiiipervtmri of Hentl County, lewii, Bt rc'Koliir meet Inn of mild l'olinl, tin. I hnve heen heM mifflelent hy wild lionrd, nod the IIiuIIukh of wild l'oiiid In ivgjird to wild HtHtnments of lionci-iil eminent have bewn entered of record; nod, Wherejiit A rewilnllon grnnllnK per-firm of Cullim Morisnn, bun mild und keep for mile tnloxleiilliiH llipiom In the premises herelnnftcr deserllied, hns heretofore been duiy pimmd nnd iipnrovi'd hy the City Council and the Mayor of tin City of Imvenp'iH; nnd, WheteiiH, The mud T. J.

Culloit, heliiK thn Hiune person niimed flu Culloii In Ihe mm of Cnllon Mmioni bun mild nnd t'fliiferred unto John W. Morim. Ih Iiik the fin me person named us Moi'Kfin In fiinl firm the mild IniKlncHS, In so fur nH until i. Culhin'n mierexl Is concerned, which bimlneK wim hot etofore conducted tn mild t't-enilHOi. Now therefore It Ticxolved, That the f'lty Council of the f'lly of linveuport, reby consents to the mile and keeping for mile of tiitoxlciitnir Honor by John Morinn In the ptemlcR known nor.

1'erry etreet In the City of liiiveii-pett, Heott County, lown. Approved: GBURUK BCOTT. Mayor. Attest: IICOO MOFXI.Rlt, City Clerk. Street Committee, AM.

Malloy reported on petitions ts follows; On petition of John Ingweisen and other.ii, for approval of loeat'on of sidewalk on Claussen street between Plx-well nnd Pine streets, as now being laid. favorable report. On motion of Aid, Malloy, report was adopted, Aid. Malloy presented a plat and resolution for first reading approving W. Davis's addition to tho city of Davenport, lown, which was Toad and In Id over tinder the rules.

Special Committee Reports. Aid. Malloy reported for the special committee appointed to confer on Trl-( Hy Railway Company extensions and other matters, that at a conference, leniuem imiei iui i no vouenoy agreed to extend the run of Harrison J. G. $18.40.

Ferd Roddewlg Sons 15 60 W. Engel 2 95 Emma Wirtz 9 10 Miss Emma M. Roimer 60 00 Miss Nellie Pieper 40 00 Miss Emma Hansen 15 "2 John Matthews 35 00 Miss Minnie Warneeko 3 37 Miss Emma Schonholz 16 67 Miss Marg. Ryan 14 17 Eckhardt Bros, groceries 36 6S Paul Severin, shoeing 4 00 Julius Sander, com 10 60 Barr Co 4 39 NIc Albreeht, meat 41 60 County Home Falk Bolte, shoes 4 00 Standard Oil Co 6 96 Chas Naeckel's Sons, paint etc 2 53 Win. Joens, clothing 77 85 C.

Schuldt, groceries 8 35 Robert HI rk halm 1 70 Silbersteln clothing 194 75 C. M. Emels 6 00 Tri-Clty Mill Feed Co 17 25 Fritz Mengel, meat 72 92 J. J. Smith Lbr.

Co 11 37 Kirk Bhoelng 3 00 W. Burkland meat 3 10 Grand Central Tea Co 1 00 Emil Dittmann 25 00 John Olesen 25 00 Wm. Engel 9 75 Mrs Emma Wirtz 6 20 Chas. Carstens 100 16 J. G.

Dutcher, com 4 20 Eckhardt Bros. 72 46 II. Schroeder 3 60 Barr Co 4 07 H. O. Selflert Lbr.

Co 3 60 Buck A. C. I. Co. 2 25 Buffalo Township J.

C. Petersen, L. 12 00 Adolph Muer, bread 2 75 Dr. J. C.

Teufel. med. serv, 7 00 F. J. Neumelster, groceries.

15 00 Prlncrtown Township Dr. C. Wlrth, med. services 20 00 J. D.

Dennis, groceries, etc. 23 02 R. S. Hunter, clothing 6 74 J. O.

Hobble, meat 3 00 Wood Bros. Hobble, meat 6 00 Robt. Fletcher, rent 4 00 LeClalre Township Meyer groceries 9 00 J. A. Laird, coal 6 00 B.

F. Coe. rent 2 50 W. lllleman, rent 2 00 Elmer Knapp, II. 1 6 00 Mrs A.

Martina, 11. 8 oti C. F. Hale, shoes, etc 4 20 N. Nesblt, meat 1 01; A.

Uathnmn, meat 1 00 J. L. Meyer, groceries 9 00 Liberty Township Carstens ft Klahn, groc. etc. 21 73 Sheridan Township Henry Schweb, II.

L. 10 00 Jinenile Home Fund Mrs Bay ley Cook, salary, etc. 61 10 Miss Minnie Neumann, 22 00 Trl-Cily Plato Cold SI or. Co 15 00 II. F.

Gosch, mi at 60 Iowa Tel. tel 2 50 Wolters Ulnrlchs, groc. ,20 95 Klenze's Pharmacy 2 25 H. llretflcher Shoe shoes 4 50 Amer. Express 65 1 mil Fevoiln shoeing 2 00 Joe Schick, rent CO 00 Louis JliiiiKsen's Suns, water cooler 4 00 John Reiiners, livery 5 00 Michael Hlo.dinnnn, labor 60 00 Henry E.

C. Dltzcn. salary, etc 70 05 J. G. Dutcher.

com 9 SO Theo. Grueling, com 14 80 Chas. Rich, com 5 50 Insane Bills J. A. Hnnloy.

com 6 00 F. L.nnbaeh. torn 6 00 Dr. Edw, F. Strohhehn, expert wltnoH.i 6 On Dr.

Henry Praunllch, expert wltncus 3 00 R. J. Claunsen, witness 1 35 MarKhall County, onto of Insane 62 8(1 Mercy rare of insane 1122 80 Louis Eckhart, insane fee bill 10 00 Bridge Fund J. A. Fruend, labor and 9 00 J.

L. Smith, labor 2 00 T. R. Goorlng, labor and hauling 124 00 Sam Banghman, labor and nails 6 00 Blank supplies 12 35 J. S.

Mct'onnel, labor and lumber 17 25 Jno, Zlmmormann, labor 4 00 Mackln, labor, etc, 10 00 Will T. Goerlng, lahor 0 75 II. O. Selffert Lbr. 6 53 Gus Engel, nails, etc 27 83 J.

A. Anderson, lumber 63 21 Louis Krebs, grading 7 00 Johannes Wonlf, 6 25 Clans Melke, grading 5 25 Wilbur Huron, labor 1 12 Charley Innes, labor 60 60 Ed Inneiis, labor 60 60 Henry Reese, labor 94 00 Lorenz Paulsen, labor, 88 60 Theo. lima, labor 0 75 II. N. Clay, labor and hardware 13 75 Henry Rnngc, labor and hauling 90 60 Henrv Beep, labor and hauling 23 25 II.

O. Selflert Lbr. Co 15 40 H. 0. Si'lffert Lbr.

Co 46 40 Theo. GHRselIng, com 9 75 G. Dutcher, com 22 90 Julius Sander, com 3 20 II. Schroeder, com II 40 Chas, Rich com 7 10 Road Fnnd John A. Lit tig, grading etc.

106 01 Fries repairs, etc. 137 40 V. L. Bnroh, tools and supplies 43 45 Lin wood Quarries hauling 22 50 Jno. Wlggers A.

H. repairing tent 1 00 lClnlre Stone rock, etc. 462 lfi Kobb ft Peterson, repairs 1 60 R. I. Sr.

P. Ry. freight 202 46 R. I. P.

Ry- freight 386 33 John A. Llttig, rock and hauling 2246 7.1 John A. Llttig, rock and hauling 1 B. ft Q. Ry.

freight 35 20 W. L. Burch 48 00 Julius Sander, com 3 70 Chas. Rich com 12 45 H. Schroeder, com 4 25 Theo.

Gasseling, com 60 60 J. G. Dutcher 7 50 Ordered that warrants be issued to members of the board for their per diem and mileage, including meet- 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 60 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 H' 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 (10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Of) 00 00 no 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 CO 00 00 00 00 oo 00 00 no 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 on 00 50 00 00 00 00 0(1 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 60 00 00 00 00 00 00 oo 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 oo 00 Mary Oligsehlagor Mrs Ohlei Sophia Peters Naomi I'efers Pllfllil.t, Isne Port Mrs pri)tt Emma Rr ei Henry Vr.bn Mrs Recser Ttnso Holm Swltzer Annie Stockman Mrs Sohoo Mi Schramm Ma Smith Mrs Shea Mrs Sonn Ernma Siits Mrs Siems Im petit Margaret Schmidt Henry Thloseu May Tbroon Jennie Valentine Anna Volrt Louis Witzonlvrg Mrs Hom Wood Catherine- Woobber Mrs Mary Wlrtz Mrs MoMart Clara Hoffman Sophia Hensen Anna Perron Belief Eliza Blaln Carl Blitedorn Fritz Bolller Mrs Case Mrs Josephine Gilbaugh Mary Guldenzoph Tillla Gertz Matilda Goldsmith Catherine Hurto Mrs Hopkins James Johnson Paul Klauf'h Fritz Kuelper Logan Sophia Margart Anna Meyer 'Caroline Molander Mary Manion Mrs George Neve Margaret Peters Mrs Peter Popp Christine Peters Christine Stayer Johanna Stern Wm. Steele Peter Struve Henry Schwab Chistopher Shaser Karl Schmidt James Trtilt Eddie Voss Mrs Levi Wood Fritz Zarndt Augusta Zabel Susan Pierson Care of the Sick Helen Forrancen 5 00 Bonrd and Lodging Mrs Bealer 8 00 Mary Murphy 8 00 Frederlcka Pleaster 6 00 Nellie Sherry 4 00 Henry Wundrath 5 00 Mrs Fritz Meyer 5 00 Mrs Erenstlne Petersen 16 15 St Vincent's Home 108 00 C. Fejenary Sick Relief Fond Mercy Hospital 108 13 Infirmary Kohrs Packing meat 8 17 Louis Hanssen's Sons, handles 75 Iowa Steam Laundry, laun dry 24 Klenz's Pharmacy, drugs 20 Rud H.

Sitz, groceries 45 J. H. C. Petersen's Pons 5 Grand Central Tea Co 27 OQjjUefie'M J'imriiiacy, drugs William Buhler Clara Cady Nancy J. Cook Mrs Carstens Mary Collins Sadie Cook Ernestine Daum J.

H. Doxee Margaret Doyle Thomas Dugan Mrs Davidson Mrs Dlederlck Mrs Geo. Do well Mrs J. Eckerman Jochlm Khms John Ellerman Mrs J. Evers Caroline Fredersdorf Catherine Frank Carl Fehrs John Fagenberg Anna Flueger Mrs Flood Rebecca Gruenland Lizzie Grieser Maggie Goodwin Anna Giese Emma Goodwin Jacob Gopp Rose Graham Adelia Hartkop Mrs Frank Hunter Sophia Hoofer Mrs Hale Anna Huss Mrs Hancock Mrs Heblen E.

and A. Horst Mrs Heitman Laura Hanchet Mrs John Inhelder Christine Jansen Mrs Mary Joslln John Jungo Mrs Jeffries Mrs L. Jensen Rertha Jensen Fritz Kuelper Johanna Kolmetz Lizzie Kerr Laura Killlon Anna Kennedy Catharine Kruse Mrs Theodore Klein Mrs L. A. Kellogg Mrs Thos.

Kelly Mrs G. Krambeck Magnus Kruse Mrs Fred Lounsky Anna Larson Emma Lambke Christine Lorenzen Blanch Loikwood Delia Leonard Ida Lorenzen Henry Middlenerg Anna Malchau Rate Mooney Mrs Fred Miller Rena Mallny Christine Miller Mrs M. Muhs Mrs Melnert Mabel Miller Peter Matzen Mrs J. G. Meyer Ellen Ma gut re Mary Mahoney Mrs McLean The Supervisors forember Session, First Pay 'ov.

1, 1909. The board met pursuant to law, all members being present. Minutes of last day's session were read and approved. The clerk laid before the board all bills filed against the county. Following reports were presented ind ordered placed on file: Of the commissioners of insanity ior th month of October.

Of the overseer of the poor for the month of October. Of the nurse of the Scott County 'nfirmary for the month of October. NoUce of the election of Henry J. Wuestenberg as assessor of the town of Donahue by the town council vOct. 1909, In compliance with Section M'i, Code supplement of 1907, was presented and approved.

Official bond of Henry J. Wuesten-oerg was thereupon presented and approved. Petition of A. J. Koester for cancellation of mulct tax assessment against the premises described as 116 East Third street for the fourth quarter Df 1909, said premises no longer being used for the sale or keeping for sale of Intoxicating liquors.

Granted on the recommendation of I. -J. Hild, assessor. Petition of E. Love for refund of $117.64, mulct tax paid on assessment against premises described as 114 Main street for the fourth quarter of 1909, he having disposed of said business on Oct.

20, 1909, to D. B. Burton, by whom the mulct tax was also paid for said quarter. Granted on the recommendation of the county attorney and the assessor. Petition of Ben F.

Luetje, county treasurer, for the cancellation of the personal property assessment against Neipp Miller for 1907, on a valuation of $1,625.00, same having also been assessed in name of and paid by Neipp Miller. Granted. Petition of Eunice A. Martin for cancellation of assessment for 1908 In the sum of $600.00 against Lots 9 and 10, Blk. 14, Original town of Le-Claire, she being the widow of a Union soldier and having received no exemption for said year.

Granted on the recommendation of the assessor of the town of LeClalre. Petitions of I. J. Ilild, assessor, for cancellation of the assessments noted for the year 1908, same being erroneous, were granted as follows: Against the Davenport Improvement on N. 20 feet of Lot 4, Blk.

10, Forrest Dillon's addition, said addition being the second, this property having been acquired by the city of Davenport for alley purposes. Against James Quinn, on S. 54 feet of Lot 11, Blk. 6, Fulton's addition, this property being erroneously assessed to James Quinn instead of to Edward Hatcher, who is entitled to a soldier's exemption. Against August Priess, on personal property of a taxable value of $585.44.

Also the cancellation of dog and poll tax against said August Priess, he being a non-resident Petitions of Ben F. Luetje, county treasurer, and I. J. Hild, assessor, for refunds In the amounts noted and paid by the persons named on erroneous ssessments were granted as follows: To James W. Hoff, 50 cents poll tax paid on assessment against him in Princeton township, for 1908, he having also paid poll tax on assessment against him in LeClalre township.

To Mary Schebler, $3.00 dog tax erroneously assessed, same being double assessment and she having paid on one. Petitions of Ben F. Luetje, county treasurer, for cancellation of poll tax erroneously assessed against the persons Indicated were granted as follows: Against Horace R. Boudinot, City of Davenport township, he having paid same under name of H. Raymond Boudinot.

Against H. R. Boudinot, City of Davenport township, for 1908, he having paid same under name of H. Raymond Boudinot Against Ludwlg Berg In Davenport township, he having paid same in City of Davenport township. Against Herman Nagel, City of Davenport township, he having paid same under name of H.

Nagel. Against M. Healey, City of Davenport township, he having paid said tax under name of Michael Healey. Against Horace R. Boudinot, City of Davenport township, for 1907, he having paid said tax under name of H.

Raymond Boudinot. Claim of the Institution for Feeble minded Children for the quarter end lng Sept. 30, 1909, was presented and ordered paid, the necessary transfer being authorized. On motion, duly seconded and adopted, warrants were ordered drawn on the Bridge fund in favor of the N. M.

Stark Co. on the following claims: For construction of 50-foot concrete arch over Crow creek on the Utica Ridge road, for construction of 18-foot concrete arch at bridge No. on the Walcott road, $900.00, and for eight yards of crushed rock at latter bridge, $19.12. On motion, the board adjourned to TuMday, Nov. 2, 1909 at 10 o'clock i.

m. EDWARD COLLINS, Clerk. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS N'OTeniber Session, Second Daj 'ot. 2, 1909. Tho board met pursuant to adjournment, all members being present Miiwites of yesterday's session were read find approved.

Petition of the trustees of Rock-Ingham township that county appropriate $200.00 for the macadamizing of the Bluff road, commencing at the Fairvlew school house, thence running southwest for a distance of 80 rods. Referrsd to committee of the whole. Petition of Chris Jager for cancellation of mulct tax assessment In his name against premises described as 1602 Washington street, for fourth quarter of 1909, same being also assessed and paid in name of Charles Behrens. Granted on th recommendation of I. J.

Hild, assessor. On motion, duly seconded and adopted, it wrs ordered that there be paid from the county fund to the ftxeoutive officer cl Uta Scott county Peoples LlKht Oompnny, tn furnishing to the City of Davenport Its publta ftreet lights, to Install and use "Rectirter Sets" to operate and keep In operation all of such si reel Hurhta for th City of 1 Mvenport, nnd that such "Rectifier K.ts" may be used In addition to the "I Irtish Arc Dynamos" or In place of the "Hrush Arc Dynamos," ns In the existing ordinances of th City of Davenport governing the city street lights. Approved; GEORGE W. 8COTT. Mayor.

Attest; 11CUO MOELLER, City Clerk, Roll cnll on tho above resolution resulted as follows: Yeas Halligan, Kuehl. Malloy, Mass, Matthes, Schnack, Wlese 7. Nays None, A motion of Aid. Wlese was adopt-d. that eonslderatfon of the, resolution providing for the extension ot the city boundaries bo deferred to a luttiro meeting.

On motion of Aid. Maboy the council adjourned. HUGO MORLLKR, City Clerk. I hereby certify to the city clork titat tho foregoing Is a trim and com-l-bdo record of the proceed ngs of tho ndlourned meeting of tho city council, J.eid Nov, 11. RALPH W.

CRAM. Official Reporter. 111,1 OR. INS RLl'R GRASS, Nov. 15.

Herbert Winder Bocompnnled by bis friend, Walter Maher of Davenport came out last week for a few days" hunting In the downs and woods around tho town. Mrs Loltny Kggnr took the early passenger for Davenport, Friday for a dav's shopping In the. city. John I'lett went to the Alt man sale on Friday, to officiate, ns clerk. Oliver Johnson of Tipton la tho auctioneer.

This sale Is on a farm near Jamestown. Mr Fhlumn of Davenport has been here several days assisting Walter IieiiHhoof In the selling of a car load cattle, which he brought from western Nebraska. Mr Fitwater of Pes Moines spent cevernl days hero on business. Hi'tiry Uoltnsaek of Stockton, spent Friday hero on business. Mr Romp of "The Pale" on tho oust river road, delivered a fine lot.

of cattle to Whiter lienshoof on Friday. Mrs Theo. Metzgar wag a morning passenger to Davenport attending to business matters and doing shopping. Miss Kmma Miller of tho clericB.1 force In the Kautz store has resigned her position, nnd Is now visiting with her sister, Mrs Huhl in Buffalo. Miss Kdna 1'nhl who Is a teacher near Stockton, came homo Saturday for an over Sunday visit with, her parents.

Mr and Mrs Will Ptthl. The sad news came to the family of Henry I'lett of the death of Mrs Melt's sister, Mrs Charlotte 1-esohan-tsky, of Big Rock, la. The funeral will occur there on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Lnnsrhansky spent her girlhood years here, and was well known by nil the older people. She Is a sister of Herman and Charles Khrlcke, also Dallas Khrlcke.

Friends of the family extend to the bereaved ones their sincere sympathy. Mrs Weiherly of Davenport, came down on the early morning train to spend thn day with her old friend, Mrs Fred Yost, Mrs Wetherly has the honor of being the first lady to make tho trip over the railroad to Blue Grans, In fact ns Bhe expressed It, "I bought Blue Grass her first railroad. whs the old D. I. and her hua- Miss Stella Rnhl was a visitor In Stockton the fore part of last week.

Mrs .1. K. Mounts and son, Guy, went to Davenport Wednesday on a shopping tour. The Ladles' auxiliary of the church met at their quarters In the Baptist church for an afternoon's quilting as It was a special meeting no business was transacted. Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules "Odotleis ind Tiateleu." QUICKLY AND SURELY RELIEVE ALC FORMS OF KIC.iEY, CLCDEB, STCL1A0E1 and LIVER TROUBLES Beein Inking thett Colli Mlal Hiarlertl CS Capsules lutlay.

ou will find relief tomorrow. 1 nsist on th GOLD MEDAL BRAND. Nu other Hairlera Oil is jcnuine. linlliied Medicine Peranton, P. Gc.itleni'n After giving your Gold Mfdl Haarlem ml a thurouuh trial, I find thum to twi the bent kidney soil liver remedy have rvr tad the (food torture to take, ami they re truly Mrmnifr to mankind.

I heartily rw omnii int them to all millereri of wealt kiiliicjn ant livir the upeilative remedy. Sincrrrlv, W. It. WAKRi-N, lftfl Bleecker St New York, March 2i, i'A)'J. Capsules 25 and SO tentf per bo.

Bottle lie and 35c, at all HOLLAND MEDICINE Sola Importers Scranton, Pa. II your Drurirint cannot supply you, Tie us direct. For dule by th Doyle-Munro Lru Davenport, street and Northwest Davernort looo'ork- "nMr cars at to lu'ck ln th dt' HiCJ lhftt i 1 if 1 1 Justice of the Pence Louis E. Rorldewlg Wm. DeLap, mayor, Buffalo Justice of the Peace Wilness Peter Juergens Dr.

J. J. Martin Dewey Mumm Willie Mumm Henry Mumm 131 00 2 oo Fees 2 70 2 70 2 JO 2 70 2 70 60 60; 60 60 60 C0 2 00 I J. Marinan Hans Arp Frieda Boje Will Hansen Mrs Boje Bvron Rumsey Mat McDonald Constables T. Neumelster, Buffalo Coroner Bills Dr.

E. E. Rudolf, coroner Poor Fund Miscellaneous Jaeger Matthes, coal Wm. N. Hleber, drugs Dr.

E. O. Ficke, salary R. I. Fuel fuel M.

V. Boies burial Klenze's Pharmacy, drugs James Hickey, salary and trans Wm. A. N. Hleber, drugs J.

H. C. Petersen's Sons, clothing Ewert Rlchter, Julius Sander, com Theo. Gasseling, com Henry Schroeder, com Groceries, Etc. R.

Tenenbom Christ J. Ehlert W. Stark H. J. Arp John Buckley Carl A.

Buenga Scott County Mercantile Co. Wm. Moeller John Roenfeldt Wm. Schnare Leonard Bros Wm. Hopke L.

Orth Brice R. Johnson II. Johansen John Scharnherg W. H. Anthony J.

Cawiezel L. C. Voss J. H. Schafer W.

J. Bryant Otto Braucker C. Kroeger C. Schuldt E. W.

Robeson L. Plagmann Emil Moeller Wm. B. Wiley C. Kroeger Paulsen Moeller Crescent Meat Co C.

Dawartz Chris Nlemand A. W. Carstens Fred W. Brooks 2 60 37 60 146 3 100 11 10 35 77 2 7 3 28 4 3 6 16 25 5 14 1 6 25 91 90 13 00 1 00 3 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 9 00 3 00 5 00 2 00 3 00 3 00 1 00 1 50 17 60 11 60 3 00 19 60 2 00 1 00 6 00 12.00 10 00 113 95 17 50 3 50 3 00 5 00 25 30 1 50 3 60 2 00 3 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 3 00 4 00 John A. Feeney Geo.

H. Eckmann M. Myer J. H. Shaefer G.

Nobis L. E. Llngafelt Co. John Hoffmann Kent Mrs M. E.

Allen Mary Adams Mollie Rchr Mathilda Benson Alvena Bartels Edward Benson Mrs Blair Mrs Nettle Brown Mrs Bauer 2 no: 00 00 25 00 50 10 I 00 35 60 I 80 80 70 00 70 40! 00 50 50 00 50 80 38 I Fidlar Chambers, 28 15 National Office Supply sta 12 90 i Matt Parrott Sons Sta 4 65 F. H. Shinn D. C. 4 50 Citator Pub.

Co 5 00 County Fund Miscellaneous Chas. F. Ranzow Son 1 75 Amer. Dist. Tel.

Co 4 00 Prosperity Lodge, I. O. O. flags 3 00 R. I.

Fuel coal 337 27 U. S. Express express. 30 People's Light 90 58 U. S.

Express Co 35 Merchants Trans. hauling, etc 50 Amer. Express Co 35 Union Coal coal 22 96 Ludwlg N. H. Berg, collec- lng per.

tax 8 63 F. H. Shlnn desk rack. 3 00 Elliott-Fisher copyholder 3 50 Smith Premier Type. typewriter 52 50 J.

H. C. Petersen's Sons, supplies 4 35 Iowa Tel. tel 36 93 Frank H. Maass llv.

4 00 J. G. Dutcher, com. drainage 6 00 Julius Sanders, com. 5 SO Theo.

Gasseling, com. drain. 6 40 Chas. Rich, com. drain 4 00 J.

G. Dutcher, com drain. 3 80 Julius Sander 9 60 Quarantine Klenze's Pharmacy, 1 00 Iowa Tel. tel 2 00 Fred Schultz, labor 1 50 G. W.

Alban, 8 00 Gopher Bounty C. C. Buckwalter 1 60 Detlef Claussen 30 F. J. Marti 40 S.

S. Stowe 3 30 O. M. Drenter 1 00 Wm. R.

Barr 30 Arthur Wailandt 40 Geo. WInfield 60 Wm. Bossen 6 30 Wm. M. Stone 1 40 Blair Johnson 80 Louis Buchmeier 1 90 Edw.

Sonne 60 Henry Fellner 1 10 Chas. S. Edinger 1 30 Walter Popper 20 Frank Drenter 1 00 Rudoph Ovens 80 Bennil Arp 40 Emil Popp 30 Edw. Elmergreen 1 30 Glen Phillips 30 J. Cawiezel 70 Herman Schultz 50 Raymond Herman 20 Romeo Dittmer 50 Arthur Wailandt 50 Hugo Seibel 1 20 J.

R. Brown 3 30 Willie Mumm 1 00 Frank Sieffers 30 Harry Sehluenz 1 10 S. S. Stowe 4 30 Llllie Buhman 1 70 Albert Kluever 2 20 Wm. M.

Stone 1 20 Harry Williams 1 20 Rov Horst 90 Dell Shaw 14 20 Arthur Freund 1 50 Floyd Franco J.0 Koeond and Third streets, Including bo plan in the corning years appro priations and laying tho necessary; tiaek earlv In tho spring; amo that (Id poles on Second street would be removed as soon as ner.pssn.ry agreements were signed by property own- era allowing the company to connect span wires to buildings; rnso to give 8 trial, about Deo. 15, of a plan for running tho Oakilalo cars down Harrison and Brady streets, John A. Feoney, from tho audience, was called upon, and expressed the of Fast Third and Second street business men of the plan that would take the Harrison Htroet and Northwest Davenport loop cars ohbI to Rock Island street on those streets. Aid. Mass reported ior the special committee appointed to Investigate the Spencer claim for damages from overllow that It had appraised said at $15.00.

Aid. Halligan presented a claim of Byron Rumsey for damages on account of overflow, which on his motion was referred to the finance public Lights Committee. Aid. Halligan presented and read the following resolution, which on Mb motion wag adopted on roll call: Whereas. Coder the exlHtlnif Ordinance, the I'ooplrs Light Company of tho City 01 Davenport, In furnishing the City of Davenport public street lights, Is required to furnish the "Luminous Are, Bvstem" and Is also required to Install for the operation Of n'h system, sufficient number of "Direct Current llrush Are Dynamos' in operate sn.l ki-ep In operation nil of the street light In ths CKy of mvenport.

and, Whereas, Thn i'tnples I.lfrht Company fs now furnlshlnn to the city of Duv-et'port. for Its jitiblle street lights, the "Luminous Are System" and Is usiim "Direct Current Brush Arc Dynamos," and desire to supplement IU present 'current Jtrnsh Arc Pynnmos" with a "Iteetmer Now He It Tics.ilved, Dv the City Cnoncll of the City of Pnvenrort 1'Uitt yor mission i horhyjtWa to thij i inga of Oct 18 and 19, 1909, as fol- lok3 Julius Sander, i days, 8 miles $10.60..